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Prakin
Cirrus
CirrusMaximum throughput of f5 ltm
Hi,
is there way we can check the maximum throughput of the model via cli for hardware appliance and virtual editon as well?
- Jmtaylor
Moderator
Prakin Hello I found this article that may provide you with the information you requested.
Determining the maximum allowed throughput rate on the BIG-IP VE system (f5.com)
PrakinThanks, how about for the hardware platform?
Hi Prakin,
You can try using tmsh to view throughput statistics
Impact of procedure: Performing the following procedure should not have a negative impact on your system.
Log in to tmsh by entering the following command:
tmshTo view the current total throughput represented in bits and packets, enter the following command:
show sys performance throughput
You can add the historical option to also view 3 hour, 24 hour, 7 day, and 30 day historical increments by entering the following command:
show sys performance throughput historical
To view the current total TMM throughput statistics represented in bits and packets, enter the following command:
show sys performance throughput detail
You can add the historical option to also view 3 hour, 24 hour, 7 day, and 30 day historical increments by entering the following command:
show sys performance throughput detail historical
Displays detailed throughput performance information in gigabits per second.
show throughput gig detail
HTH
🙏
- Prakin
Thanks for the detailed info, i am also looking for the maximum throughput supported by the hardware platform by design.
- Jmtaylor
I looked up some of the it depends on what model and what setup you have. Did you have any in mind ?
- Prakin
actually i am looking for diff models that we have like 12800, i4800, 15800. is there anyway can we fetch the info from the CLI for the maximum throughput.
- P_Kueppers
MVP
No there is no "limitation" by design. Its limited by the interfaces and hardware caps. Look up datasheet of your model.
i-models are old! r-models are new!
